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EPS Conference, Manchester 2007
Z Boson Production and Properties at LHC
Matthias Schott*on behalf of the
ATLAS and CMS Collaborations
*[email protected] Experiment
LMU Munich Germany
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LMU Munich, Germany
Z Boson Production at the LHC
Large Hadron ColliderLarge Hadron Collider
Proton Proton CollisionsProton Proton CollisionsProton Proton CollisionsProton Proton Collisions
√s = 14 TeV√s = 14 TeV
Low Luminosity Phase: Low Luminosity Phase: yyL = 10L = 103333 cmcm--22ss--11
Z boson production via DrellZ boson production via Drell--Yan Yan processprocessprocessprocess
Theoretical crossTheoretical cross--section calculation section calculation available for NNLOavailable for NNLO
Initial Phase of LHC: Initial Phase of LHC: ∫∫ 11
nbZpp 019.0972.1)/( * ±=→→ μμγσ
∫Ldt=100pb∫Ldt=100pb--11 ((≈ 100.000 Z≈ 100.000 Z→→µµµµ))
200.000 Z→µµ events are expected 200.000 Z→µµ events are expected per day during low luminosityper day during low luminosity
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ATLAS and CMS Detector
ATLAS DetectorATLAS Detector CMS DetectorCMS Detector
TrackerTracker |η|<2.5 coverage[GeV] 01.0p105p/ T
5T ⊕⋅≈ −σ
|η|<2.6 coverage005.0p105.1p/ T
5T ⊕⋅≈ −σ
EM CalorimeterEM Calorimeter |η|<4.9 coverage |η|<4.9 coverage[GeV] /%10E/ E≈σ E/%52E/ −≈σ
HAD CalorimeterHAD Calorimeter |η|<4.9 coverage |η|<4.9 coverage[GeV] 03.0/%50E/ ⊕≈ Eσ 05.0/%100E/ ⊕≈ Eσ
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Muon SpectrometerMuon Spectrometer |η|<2.7 coverage, 1TeV muons: |η|<2.6 coverage, 1TeV muon: 07.0p/ T ≈σ 10.0p/ T ≈σ(standalone) (standalone)
Z Boson Production at the LHC
Physics Measurements Detector Calibration
D t tD t t Effi i iEffi i iCrossCross--SectionsSections
PDFPDF ConstraintsConstraints
F dF d B k dB k d A t iA t i
DetectorDetector EfficienciesEfficiencies
ReconstructionReconstruction
TriggerTriggerForwardForward BackwardBackward AsymmetriesAsymmetries
SensitivitySensitivity toto exoticexotic physicsphysicsprocessesprocesses
TriggerTrigger
ResolutionResolution
AlignmentAlignmentpp AlignmentAlignment
InIn thisthis talktalk::
CrossCross SectionSection MeasurementMeasurement inin thethe muonmuon decaydecay channelchannel forfor thethe initialinitial phasephase
∫=→+→ XZpp BackgroundCandidates* )f-(1N
)/( μμγσ
ForwardForward BackwardBackward AsymmetriesAsymmetries inin thethe electronelectron decaydecay channelchannel∫
→+→Ldt
XZpptotal
)/(ε
μμγσ
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Signal Selection
BackgroundBackground ProcessesProcesses
QCDQCD PP
ATLAS(Preliminary)
Xbb +→ μμQCDQCD ProcessesProcesses Xbb +→ μμ
jetsjetsW +→+ μυ
μυμυττ +→→Z
BackgroundBackground UncertaintyUncertainty << 00..002002
μυμυττ +→→Z
jetjetWbWbtt +++→+→ μυμυ
gg yy
ATLAS Selection CMS Selection
TT t t dt t d t kt k OneOne reconstructedreconstructed muonmuon tracktrack ininTwoTwo reconstructedreconstructed muonmuon trackstracks
OppositeOpposite ChargeCharge
||9191..22 GeVGeV--MMµµµµ|<|<3030 GeVGeV
OneOne reconstructedreconstructed muonmuon tracktrack ininthethe muonmuon systemsystem ++ oneone oppositeoppositechargedcharged innerinner tracktrack
||9191 22 GeVGeV MM |<|<77 55 GeVGeV|| µµµµ||
ppTT11>>1515 GeV,GeV, ppTT
22>>2525 GeVGeV
MuonMuon isolationisolation requirementsrequirements
||9191..22 GeVGeV--MMµµµµ|<|<77..55 GeVGeV
ppTT11,,22>>2020 GeVGeV
MuonMuon isolationisolation requirementsrequirements
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||ηη|<|<22..55 ||ηη|<|<22..00
In Situ Determination of Detector Response
EfficiencyEfficiency determinationdetermination inin datadata
‘Tag‘Tag andand Probe’Probe’ methodmethod
LimitationsLimitations:: ‘tag’‘tag’ andand ‘probe’‘probe’correlations,correlations, backgroundbackground processes,processes,ФФ--symmetricsymmetric inefficienciesinefficienciesФФ--symmetricsymmetric inefficienciesinefficiencies
DeterminationDetermination ofof detectordetector resolutionsresolutions
FoldingFolding thethe MonteMonte CarloCarlo predictedpredictedFoldingFolding thethe MonteMonte CarloCarlo predictedpredictedresolutionresolution byby aa smearingsmearing functionfunction totoreproducereproduce thethe measuredmeasured ZZ bosonbosonresonanceresonance curvecurve
Expected precision
ΔεΔεTrackingTracking ≈≈ 00..22--00..55%%
CMS
ΔεΔεTriggerTrigger ≈≈ 00..22%%
momentummomentum scalescale toto fewfew perper millemille
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Further Systematic Uncertainties
FurtherFurther ExperimentalExperimental SystematicSystematicUncertaintiesUncertainties
misalignmentmisalignment
magneticmagnetic fieldfield knowledgeknowledge CMScollisioncollision pointpoint uncertaintyuncertainty
pilepile--upup effectseffects
underlyingunderlying eventsevents
AnAn overalloverall systematicsystematicuncertaintyuncertainty ofof lessless thanthan 00 3535%%uncertaintyuncertainty ofof lessless thanthan 00..3535%%forfor bothboth detectorsdetectors
TheoreticalTheoretical SystematicSystematic UncertaintiesUncertaintiesCMS
PDFPDF choicechoice:: ≈≈ 00..99%%
InitialInitial statestate radiationradiation:: ≈≈ 00..22%%
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ppTT effectseffects (LO(LO toto NLO)NLO):: ≈≈ 11..88%%
Summary of Uncertainties
ATLAS (Preliminary) CMS
ΔεΔε ≈ 0 6%≈ 0 6%ΔεΔεReconstruction Reconstruction ≈ 0.6%≈ 0.6%((Uncertainty of muon rec. eff.)Uncertainty of muon rec. eff.)
ΔεΔεKinematicKinematic ≈ 0.3% ≈ 0.3%
ΔεΔεTracking Tracking ≈ 1.0%≈ 1.0%((Uncertainty due to muon Uncertainty due to muon tracking)tracking)
(Uncertainty of kinematic cuts)(Uncertainty of kinematic cuts)
ΔεΔεTrigger Trigger ≈ 0.2%≈ 0.2%(Trigger uncertainty(Trigger uncertainty ))
ΔεΔεTrigger Trigger ≈ 0.2%≈ 0.2%(Trigger uncertainty)(Trigger uncertainty)(Trigger uncertainty(Trigger uncertainty ))
ΔεΔεIsolationIsolation ≈ 0.2% ≈ 0.2% (Uncertainty of muon isolation)(Uncertainty of muon isolation)
ΔεΔεIsolationIsolation ≈ 0.2% ≈ 0.2% (Uncertainty of muon isolation)(Uncertainty of muon isolation)
CMSCMS:: ExpectedExpected PrecisionPrecision forfor ∫Ldt=∫Ldt=100100pbpb--11
*Δσ (lumi)1.0(th.sys)02.0(ex.sys)011.0(stat)004.0)/( * ±±±=→+→Δ μμγσσ XZpp
ATLASATLAS:: ExpectedExpected PrecisionPrecision forfor ∫Ldt=∫Ldt=100100pbpb--11 (preliminary)(preliminary)
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0.1(lumi)s)0.02(th.sy(ex.sys) 008.0(stat) 004.0)/( * ±±±=→+→Δ μμγσσ XZpp
Forward and Backward Asymmetries at the Z Pole
ӨӨ--dependencedependence ofof crosscross--sectionsection All events
Events with quark direction correctly estimatedcorrectly estimated
AssumptionAssumption forfor pppp--collisionscollisions:: thethe quarkquarkdirectiondirection isis thethe samesame asas thethe boostboost ofof thethe ZZ
CorrectCorrect forfor largelarge didi--leptonlepton rapiditiesrapidities
OnlyOnly EMEM calorimenterscalorimenters provideprovide thetherequiredrequired largelarge ηη coveragecoveragerequiredrequired largelarge ηη--coveragecoverage
DeterminationDetermination ofof AAFBFB isis aa ‘simple’‘simple’ countingcountingproblemproblem Only
AA statisticalstatistical precisionprecision ofof thethe WeinbergWeinbergangleangle ofof 1010--44 atat ∫Ldt=∫Ldt=100100fbfb--11 reachablereachable..
DominatingDominating systematicsystematic:: PDFPDF UncertaintiesUncertainties
Forward Electrons
All Events
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DominatingDominating systematicsystematic:: PDFPDF UncertaintiesUncertainties→→ UseUse AAFBFB toto constrainconstrain PDFsPDFs
Conclusion and Outlook
TheThe ZZ bosonboson willwill bebe producedproduced withwith extremelyextremely highhigh statisticsstatistics
ExcellentExcellent (online)(online) calibrationcalibration channelchannel forfor thethe muonmuon systemssystems andand thethe( )( ) yyelectromagneticelectromagnetic calorimeterscalorimeters
TheThe ppTT andand rapidityrapidity distributiondistribution ofof thethe ZZ bosonboson willwill openopen newnew possibilitiespossibilities totoconstrainconstrain thethe PDFPDF functionsfunctionsconstrainconstrain thethe PDFPDF functionsfunctions
MeasurementMeasurement ofof thethe forwardforward backwardbackward asymmetryasymmetry possiblepossible
InitialInitial PhasePhase ofof LHCLHC
CrossCross sectionsection measurementmeasurement isis expectedexpected toto bebe alreadyalready dominateddominated bybyCrossCross sectionsection measurementmeasurement isis expectedexpected toto bebe alreadyalready dominateddominated bybytheoreticaltheoretical uncertaintiesuncertainties
IndependentIndependent CMSCMS andand ATLASATLAS studiesstudies givegive similarsimilar expectedexpected precisionprecision
PossiblePossible crosscross--checkcheck ofof measuredmeasured integratedintegrated luminosityluminosity
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20082008:: Let’sLet’s hopehope toto publishpublish firstfirst resultsresults withwith realreal datadata toto demonstratedemonstrate thethe powerpowerofof thethe ATLASATLAS andand CMSCMS detectorsdetectors
References
CMSCMS
CMSCMS PhysicsPhysics TechnicalTechnical DesignDesign ReportReport VolumeVolume IIIICMSCMS PhysicsPhysics TechnicalTechnical DesignDesign Report,Report, VolumeVolume IIII
CMSCMS NoteNote:: MeasurementMeasurement ofof ZZ→µµ→µµ andand WW→→µµνν inin CMSCMS
FurtherFurther contactcontact personspersons:: JJ.. Alcaraz,Alcaraz, MM..Spiropulu,Spiropulu, RR.. Tenchini,Tenchini, MM.. ThomasThomaspp ,, p p ,p p , ,,
ATLASATLAS
CSCCSC--NoteNote:: MeasurementMeasurement ofof thethe W/ZW/Z (to(to bebe publishedpublished AugustAugust 20082008))
ATLASATLAS--NoteNote:: ForwardForward--BackwardBackward ChargeCharge AsymmetryAsymmetry inin ZZ productionproduction atat thetheLHCLHC
FurtherFurther contactcontact personspersons:: MM.. Aharrouche,Aharrouche, MM.. Boonecamp,Boonecamp, II Boyko,Boyko, LL.. DiDiCiaccioCiaccio TT LeCompteLeCompteCiaccio,Ciaccio, TT.. LeCompteLeCompte
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Differential Cross Section
TheThe PDFPDF acceptanceacceptance uncertaintiesuncertainties ononthethe totaltotal crosscross sectionsection measurementmeasurement areare
ff ff
ATLAS(Preliminary)
anan artefactartefact ofof measuringmeasuring thethe crosscross--sectionsection inclusivelyinclusively ∫Ldt=50pb-1
StudyStudy alsoalso thethe differentialdifferential crosscross sectionsectionwithwith ∫Ldt=∫Ldt=100100pbpb--11
AcceptanceAcceptance uncertaintiesuncertainties areareAcceptanceAcceptance uncertaintiesuncertainties areareexpectedexpected toto bebe veryvery smallsmall
StatisticalStatistical uncertaintiesuncertainties arearet dt d tt d i td i t d id i i iti li iti l hep ph/0508215expectedexpected toto dominatedominate duringduring initialinitial
phasephase
PossibilityPossibility toto studystudy dynamicsdynamics ofof
hep-ph/0508215
yy yy yyQCDQCD andand PDFsPDFs
EE..gg.:.: AA possiblepossible firstfirstobservationobservation ofof xx broadeningbroadening
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observationobservation ofof xx--broadeningbroadeningeffecteffect inin hadronhadron collisionscollisions
Background Estimation from Data
EstimationEstimation ofof WW backgroundbackground
AssumptionAssumption
ATLAS(Preliminary)
PP33µµ(Z→µµ)(Z→µµ)≈≈ PP22µµ((W→µW→µνν))
PP33µµ(Z→µµ)(Z→µµ):: ProbabilityProbability forfor 33candidatecandidate muonsmuons passingpassing thetheselectionselection cutscuts inin Z→µµZ→µµ..
EstimationEstimation ofof QCDQCD backgroundbackgroundEstimationEstimation ofof QCDQCD backgroundbackground
SelectSelect subsub--samplesample inin datadata whichwhichisis dominateddominated byby QCDQCD--events,events,ee gg 22 nonnon isolatedisolated muonsmuons
Mµµ for 2 non isolated muons [GeV]
ee..gg.. 22 nonnon--isolatedisolated muonsmuons
UseUse thisthis subsub--samplesample toto estimateestimatethethe QCDQCD backgroundbackground withwith fullfull
Background contribution (ATLAS)
ffbbbb ≈≈ 00..002002 ±± 00..002002 (sys)(sys)
selectionselection cutscuts
OtherOther backgroundbackground processesprocesses arearewellwell understoodunderstood andand cancan bebe
ffWW ≈≈ 00..002002 ±± 00..001001 (sys)(sys)
fftttt ≈≈ 00..00430043 00..001001 (sys)(sys)
Si ilSi il ltlt ff CMSCMS
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